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[Neyvn]

First things First. No not another Game running with others here on Bay12. More me looking for any ideas from the great people here...

Some friends and myself have decided to finally take that final step into Geekdom by playing DnD. We were told that 4e is the most beginner friendly of the most recent editions, so thats where we are starting. We discovered Maptools as a Virtual Tabletop thing so we are going to be working on that. But...

Does anyone know any good Starter Friendly Modules out there that are also easy to get to???
Keep on the Shadowfell is most likely were we are going to start too...

Thanks guys for any help or suggestions you can give...

[Urist McCyrilin]

http://www.wizards.com/dnd/files/h1.pdf

I'd suggest Keep on the Shadowfell myself, seeing how it is the spiritual successor to the Keep on the Borderlands  modules that have been the beginner's campaign since first edition.

[Neyvn]

Does anyone know any good Starter Friendly Modules out there that are also easy to get to???
Keep on the Shadowfell is most likely were we are going to start too...

[Urist McCyrilin]

*Facepalm*
Sorry, I shouldn't browse the forums after  just waking up.


Okay, let's see. Keep on the Shadowfell should keep you guys going until level 3 or 4.
The Slaying Stone is another good module for 1st levels. It's a one-shot adventure, however.
After finishing Keep on the Shadowfell and/or the Slaying Stone you can use  Seekers of the Ashen Crown and Khyber's Harvest for some padding before going on to Thunderspire Labyrinth.

[Grakelin]

Theoretically, you could just continue the books after KotS all the way up to level 30, though there isn't much room for self-writing in that case. If you have the D&D Insider (don't necessarily recommend unless you love D&D and play it 7 times a week), you also have access to a lot of the magazine adventures.